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We're happy to announce that FileSeek 4.4 is now available for download! This release contains a few important fixes and changes:

Greatly improved performance and memory usage for searches that return millions of results

Added a new command line option for RegEx queries (-r "regex-query")

Added a "Cut Selected Files" option to the results context menu

The "Export Results to CSV" options will now use the system List Separator instead of defaulting to a comma

Updating FileSeek

We encourage everyone to update to the new version today. We'd like to send out a big thank you to everyone who helped beta test FileSeek, and to the translators who worked hard to make FileSeek available in their native languages!

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This version includes an improved update notification window, restores drag and drop functionality (was broken in 3.0), and some general performance and stability fixes.

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We encourage everyone to update to this new version today to take advantage of these improvements. HashTools is still completely free, so you can update at no charge! If you would like to see a complete list of all the changes, please visit the Change Log.

In Windows 7, if you want to do a true multi-monitor remote desktop session, both the local and remote machine need to be running Windows 7 Enterprise or Ultimate. If you're using a different version, you can still span the remote desktop session across all of your monitors, but it will be treated as one large display. Using DisplayFusion, you can split that spanned session into smaller virtual monitors. The steps below assume that you have two monitors of equal screen resolution on your local machine (the machine you're connecting from). If you have more than two monitors of equal screen resolution, just make sure to setup the splits in step 5 appropriately (i.e. 3x1 for 3 monitors).

Install DisplayFusion on the remote machine

Open Start > Run (or press Win + R) and enter mstsc.exe /span. Note: The monitors connected to your local machine must all be the same resolution for this command to work.

Enter the remote computer name and click Connect.

Open the DisplayFusion Monitor Configuration window, and click the Splits and Padding button.

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We're happy to announce that FileSeek 4.3 is now available for download! This release contains a few important fixes and changes:

Added a new tab in the Settings window for controlling Preview Handlers

Added an option to the Settings > Search tab to allow CSV/HTML exports to show lines before and after the matched text

Improved memory usage when a lot of results are returned

FileSeek will no longer crash when previewing a file that has a corrupt preview handler

Updating FileSeek

We encourage everyone to update to the new version today. We'd like to send out a big thank you to everyone who helped beta test FileSeek, and to the translators who worked hard to make FileSeek available in their native languages!

Open the Windows Task Scheduler, click "Task Scheduler Library" in the left pane, then click "Import Task" in the right pane.

Windows Task Scheduler

Locate the XML file you downloaded in step 4 and double-click it.

When the "Create Task" dialog opens, you can customize the interval on the "Triggers" tab if you like. The default is 30 minutes. Click OK to save the Scheduled Task.

Scheduled Task Triggers Tab

To test the newly created Scheduled Task, right-click it, and choose "Run." You should see a tray balloon from DisplayFusion indicating that the "Randomly Load a Wallpaper Profile" Function is running.

Tray Notification for Running Function

When you're satisfied that everything is working correctly, just close out of the Windows Task Scheduler. The Scheduled Task should then run on the interval that you configured.

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The latest versions of the CheckCentral mobile apps now support custom push notification sounds, so that you can customize your alerts to your liking! The custom notification sounds are available in version 1.4 and up, so if you're not seeing those options in the Settings on the mobile app, switch to the Help page and scroll to the bottom of the page to make sure that you're running 1.4 or higher.

You can set the notification sound for each notification type (Success, Warning, and Failure). For each type, you can choose either the System Default, CheckCentral Default, or a custom notification sound on your device.

To configure the notification sounds:

Open the CheckCentral mobile app

Tap the menu button (top-left)

Tap the Settings item in the menu

Use the buttons on the Settings page to select your notification sounds

Tap the Test button to get a test notification

If you don't receive the test notification when you tap the Test button, scroll to the bottom of the Settings page and tap the Re-register button to try re-registering your device for push notifications.

DisplayFusion contains a built-in Function called "Prevent Window Deactivation." There are two ways it can be run on a game window. You can run it manually via key combination, or automatically via a Trigger rule.

Note: While this Function should work for most games, there are some games that may not allow this Function to work correctly.

Prevent Window Deactivation via Hotkey

On the Settings > Functions tab, find the "Prevent Window Deactivation" function in the "Window Management" section of the list, then double-click it to choose the key combination.

Click OK to apply the settings, then try out the key combination in your game.

After pressing the key combination, you should hear a "whoosh" sound to let you know that the function ran. If you don't hear that sound, see the next section.

After you hear the sound effect, you should be able to Alt+Tab out of the game and the game will not minimize.

Prevent Window Deactivation via Triggers

Global hotkeys may get disabled while some full screen games are running. In this case, you may not be able to activate the function using a key combination. Instead of using the key combination, you can enable it using a Trigger rule for each game. Here's an example Trigger rule to run the Prevent Window Deactivation function after a 60 second delay:

Prevent Window Deactivation Tips

You can use wildcards when specifying the "Process Filename" in the Trigger rule. For example: If your games are all stored in D:\Games, you could enter D:\Games\* in the Process Filename text box to make the rule match all games in that directory.

Some games will lock the mouse cursor to the window. For these games, you can try running the "Lock/Unlock Mouse Cursor to Current Window" or "Lock/Unlock Mouse Cursor to Current Monitor" functions. You'll need to assign key combinations to those functions in the DisplayFusion Settings.

For some games, the Prevent Window Deactivation function won't seem to work on the first try. For these games, usually switching it to windowed mode (Alt+Enter) and back to full screen (Alt+Enter again), or Alt+Tabbing out and back in will make the function stick.

Resolved an issue where the include files box gets cleared when opening FileSeek from the Explorer context menu

Resolved an issue where date filters were not saved correctly in search profiles

Updating FileSeek

We encourage everyone to update to the new version today. We'd like to send out a big thank you to everyone who helped beta test FileSeek, and to the translators who worked hard to make FileSeek available in their native languages!